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what does jim rogers like right now? he joins me to talk investment plays and has a new book out called "street smarts." good to have you on the program. >> delighted to be here. you were talking before, it's all artificial what's going on. the federal reserve is printing money as fast as they can but the bank of japan said we'll bryant unlimited money. you know what the federal reserve said we'll match you and we'll print money, too. this is insane. >> central bankers all over the globe printing money. you think this is a sound economy? >> i know you don't like stocks, if you want to fight every major central banker out there. i'm shorting government bonds and i'm actually making money at the moment which surprises me but i'm making money on my bond shorts. maybe it's the end of the 32-year bull market. if it is, i'm making a lot of money in bonds. stocks may go up, too, but i don't see how this can last. i expect after the german election, you know, a lot of good news coming out of europe this year because mrs. merkel
what does jim rogers like right now? he joins me to talk investment plays and has a new book out called "street smarts." good to have you on the program. >> delighted to be here. you were talking before, it's all artificial what's going on. the federal reserve is printing money as fast as they can but the bank of japan said we'll bryant unlimited money. you know what the federal reserve said we'll match you and we'll print money, too. this is insane. >> central bankers all...
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jim, always nice to have you here. jim grant joining us. >>> if you need a good dose of news today, check your 401(k) statement. chances are your balance is up and so are your returns. details on that next along with the individual investors and whether or not they are ready to get back into the game and convicted ponzi schemer bernard madoff says he had some help, and that was the bank. you'll want to see this letter. back in a moment. but i'm a busy guy. it used to be easier but now there are more choices than ever. i want to know exactly what i am investing in. i want to know exactly how much i'm paying. i want to use the same stuff the big guys use. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. with fidelity's new options platform, we've completely integrated e
jim, always nice to have you here. jim grant joining us. >>> if you need a good dose of news today, check your 401(k) statement. chances are your balance is up and so are your returns. details on that next along with the individual investors and whether or not they are ready to get back into the game and convicted ponzi schemer bernard madoff says he had some help, and that was the bank. you'll want to see this letter. back in a moment. but i'm a busy guy. it used to be easier but now...
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in tonight's special, i'll speak with one of the investors in "phantom," jim friedberg. >> you can't make a living in broadway, but you can make a killing. >> and jim knows it, because he made quite a killing. >> i kept saying, this could be a very big hit. >> you've almost certainly heard of the s
in tonight's special, i'll speak with one of the investors in "phantom," jim friedberg. >> you can't make a living in broadway, but you can make a killing. >> and jim knows it, because he made quite a killing. >> i kept saying, this could be a very big hit. >> you've almost certainly heard of the s
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jim bullard was a big talking point, on our air 7:00 a.m. eastern time saying the fed is going to keep easing for a long time, and there were reports that mr. bernanke has been out minmissing as and a lot of people think he'll be backing up bullard. a lot of damage was done on wednesday when the fed minutes came out. material the big decliner and my choice for stock of the week, hewlett-packard, up 14%, great earnings report and their earnings will be out next year the. finally for the week the dow made it into positive territory, just barely and the nasdaq is down 1%. >> thank you so much. much pore ahead. is mick the warning of a bond market blowup. >> i can't think of any political system without interest going on. >> is that america's future? that's next. and pioline protests and finger-potting. we'll have a first on cnbc interview coming up and later daytona 500 history. danica patrick, the first rom to capture the pole position. will t with the fidelity guided portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's ana
jim bullard was a big talking point, on our air 7:00 a.m. eastern time saying the fed is going to keep easing for a long time, and there were reports that mr. bernanke has been out minmissing as and a lot of people think he'll be backing up bullard. a lot of damage was done on wednesday when the fed minutes came out. material the big decliner and my choice for stock of the week, hewlett-packard, up 14%, great earnings report and their earnings will be out next year the. finally for the week the...
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jack daniel's did it in 2004 and jim beam criticized it in an effort to take share back then and number two, in some ways, this shows an increased focus on overseas market, right? in the marketplace. they sacrifice domestic discontent to get more bottles in other countries. we'll see if the backlash hits sales. they were up 15% in 2012. >> wow. all right, brian, thank you so much. we'll be watching. a quick market recap when we come right back. stay with us. back in a moment on "closing bell." step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts
jack daniel's did it in 2004 and jim beam criticized it in an effort to take share back then and number two, in some ways, this shows an increased focus on overseas market, right? in the marketplace. they sacrifice domestic discontent to get more bottles in other countries. we'll see if the backlash hits sales. they were up 15% in 2012. >> wow. all right, brian, thank you so much. we'll be watching. a quick market recap when we come right back. stay with us. back in a moment on...
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don't miss jim cramer's exclusive interview with ceo marc bennoff of sales force at 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. eastern. the dow registered a gain of 1.9% despite the last-minute decline into the negative column today, still seeing a market that has had a whisker of making history. let's get to josh lipton for a check of where the dow goes next. >> reporter: maria, a check of where we stand right now. the dow, which had popped some 70 points today, finishes down 20 points at 14,054. important to note though the dow, the s&p and nasdaq all do finish the month in the green. for the dow though, you are now just 110 points away from that all-time closing high of 14,164, and in terms of individual names that have really been working for the dow, names 3-m, ibm, big blue, names that have not been working for the dow, though you're talking about united health, bank of america and al coa. for the s&p 500, let's get a check on that. your benchmark gauge, finished today at 1514 meaning you're 50 points away from the all-time closing high of 1565. in terms of movers there for the s&p, what's been working
don't miss jim cramer's exclusive interview with ceo marc bennoff of sales force at 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. eastern. the dow registered a gain of 1.9% despite the last-minute decline into the negative column today, still seeing a market that has had a whisker of making history. let's get to josh lipton for a check of where the dow goes next. >> reporter: maria, a check of where we stand right now. the dow, which had popped some 70 points today, finishes down 20 points at 14,054. important to...
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subscribers against losses for every other major cable operator, and they are looking very strong, and jim cramer yesterday said maybe apple should buy time warner. i'm wondering why apple shunned buy comcast with nbc ui in the bargain. >> is that something -- are you being serious? >> no. i think it's a separate issue, but here's the real smartness that comcast has exhibited. they are distribution and content-oriented. time warner chose to go down a different path and separate their cable operations from the content at time warner, and it's not paying off. the cable is weakening. they don't have the strength in the cloud. paying more for contempt. comcast is sitting pretty right now along all of the msos. >> let me ask you this, porter, because the stock is trading up in the extended hours on this breaking news from comcast and ge. would you put new money to work in california cast stock right here at 4158? >> i think comcast is one of the best managed media companies in the world, and i definitely think they are undervalued right now. there's a lot of growth in the content that they boug
subscribers against losses for every other major cable operator, and they are looking very strong, and jim cramer yesterday said maybe apple should buy time warner. i'm wondering why apple shunned buy comcast with nbc ui in the bargain. >> is that something -- are you being serious? >> no. i think it's a separate issue, but here's the real smartness that comcast has exhibited. they are distribution and content-oriented. time warner chose to go down a different path and separate...